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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, November 7, 1960 B White ye for ONG juniors as ee to Peterborough and lav Kenner Collegiate for the Central Ontario Secondary ord Kent takes out Norm O'Neill Redmen Win Over Trenton Juniors ROGER LEVETT Sports Staff Shawn Dawson and Danny Nicholson led O'Neill CVI Ju- nior Redmen to a 13-1 victory over Trenton =. to ad- vance to the final round of the Central Ontario Secondary School Association Junior 'A football championship, Satur- day afternoon at Kinsmen Civ- fe Memorial Stadium. Dawson, a five + foot, eight inch, 1890 pound halfback, re- tedly ran the end of the ton line and scored a touch- down while Nicholson perhaps his finest game in the break through the Trenton line and smothered a punt attempt bounced once and then Nichol- by Wayne Miller, The ball bounced once and then Nichol- son gathered it in and romp- ed over for Redmen's second touchdown, O'Neill's first touchdown came in the first quarter after Trenton fumbled on their own 30-yard line, Alex Miaboroda picked up the loose ball for Redmen on the 20 - yard ~ line and two plays later, Shawn Dawson went around the left and for the six-point counter, Brian Healey missed the first convert but he punched the sec- ond one through to round out the scoring for Redmen at 13 points, Trenton's lonely point came Nicholson, who weighs 195 pounds, made a quick move to on a single kick by Miller from Scugogs Topple League Leaders Scugog Cleaners five - pin club the league - lead- ers at Willow Bowl, when the Oshawa trundlers came through with a hard - earned, two-to- one decision over the Faser Movers entry. Bob Gallagher's 303 count in the first game, was a big fac- tor in 's takin: de- clsion + 118, other Oshawa scores were, Ron Jay Alex Donaldson 251, Dave 240 and Jim Cassells by Paul Christmas 314, 201, Art Hatten 269, Puls. 261 and Ted Bar- 276, the Fraser Mover rack- a dandy 1,411 team total, t the second game 1,411. 267, Gallagher with 326 and Reynolds 256, were best for Scu- in this one. the chips down, going into the third and important game, @ trundiers: were equal Rg Led task and came with their best team of the night, to take the win, 1,437 - 1,216. rit of Eddie Moody, their an- chorman, who, after having a heap of trouble in the first two games, came through in the rubber game with a four. star effort, getting the marks at the right time, The Scugog scores in this game were: Donaldson 333, Jay 296, Cassells 278, Gallia. gher 265 and Moody 263, Paul Christmas for th Fraser club with 201, battled gamely but it was not to be The team totals were, for the three games, Scugog Cleaners 3,072 and Fraser Movers 3,770, The individual scores were, for Scugogs, Gallagher 894 (303, $26); Donaldson 804 (333); Jay 774 (206); Reynolds 758 (256); Cassells 726 (278) and Moody 562 (263). The Scugog club will be slight- ly handicapped this week with Ron Jay, Dave Reynolds and Larry Piper all being absent due to night shift work. Rep- resenting the Cleaners will be, Jim Cassells, Sel Himes, Dave The Oshawa boys were great- ly inspired by the fighting spi- Bishop, Alex Donaldson, Bob Gallagher and Eddie Moody, Bad Boys Trounce Hawks; Printers Eke Out Fuelmen Coming from behind was the pattern of the night, in the Osh- awa Senior Hockey League weekly doubleheader, at the Civie Auditorium, on Sunday, as Bad Boys, down two goals, came on strong to trounce the Hawks 8-to-3. The win put the undefeated Bad Boys into a tie for first place with the Hawks. In the second game of the doubleheader, Dodsworth Print- downed the Quality Fuels after 'trailing by three Bad Boys started off slowly, took command in the second and then "poured it on" the final frame. Jack Sned- don, Harv Burke, Ed Romanuk and George Sainsbury tallied twice each for the winners, Of the four, Ed Romanuk was the only one not to assist on two others, but he did help for one assist. Doug Cole .played a strong game and also set up two goals. { For the losing Hawks, Ted Lutton and Bob Watt scored a goal and assisted on another, while Walt Mazur con- nected for one on a weird dDouncing play. BAD BOYS & HAW Perea = | Mawks--Lutton (Watt) 7.90: 2. Hawke--Matur (Gene ) 9.00 Penaities--none X Bad Boys - t bat a --Burke iD Pere -- (Phil Long) 10.00) 4. Bad Boys (Sainsbury, Cole) 17.20) 3. Bad Po may (repeg) Sn _ VO! Ls 33S). "Sire Perea, =_& Bad Boye--Saine bury (Romanuk) 200) 7. Bad & . ry (Sneddon) 7.00) * Watt (Lutton) 10.08) 10 Bad Boye RoManur Kara! Cole) 19.05; 1). Bad Boyr--Burke inabury) 19.50. Penaity-- Sneddon (tripping) 14.55. Gus Fogal's second goal of the game, just past the mid- way mark of the final period, proved to be the winner, as Dodsworth Printing defeated Quality Fuels 5-4, Paul MclIntyre two goals and assisted on an- lother, while Garry Rowbotham jscored a single on a disputed jplay. Ken Litton set up two j}goals, as Dodsworth Printing jclaimed their first win of the iseason, and shoved last year's ichampion Quality Fuels into | the league cellar. +--Al- Dick accounted for two of ithe 'Quality Fuels goals, while {Bob Bishop and John Chas- lexewski picked up singles. Barry Furey and Archie Cour- tice helped set up two goals each, Pirat Period (Courtice, Alexander) 7.90, ities Bod Deives (elbowing) 4.18, Barry Furey (tripping) 7.90, Delves (holding, elbow. fing and misconduct) 16.00, Tecond Peried -- 2 Quality Fuels - }Bishop (Furey, Chascrewski) $00) 3 | Quality Fuels -- Dick (Courtice) 8.00) 4 Dodaworth--Fogal (Lieyd Ser » Jim 2 $ Dodeworth--Meintyre each | *S: | j 4.50; 9 Dodewor' | (Metatyre) 13.03, Penalties ~- (tripping) 9.80; Pega: and Dick (tripping) 18.20. Dodsworth Printing Quality Fuels } FOR YOUR HELP also scored} = 1, Quality Fuele--Diek | Pena orn mm tkneeing) 15.10 O'Neill's 12-yard line, Although the game was ham- pered by a rash of fumbles in the second quarter, O'Neill's defense, led by Nicholson, ma- naged to carry the offense, who were not up to their usual standard of proficiency, CREDIT TO DEFENSE The defensive unit played well enough to keep Trenton outside of the ten « yard area for the entire game and forced them to make two fumbles and suffer one interception, Both O'Neill touchdowns came as a result of the defense play, as they recovered a fumble to set up one, and blocked a kick to score the other, Evidence of the Redmen's strong rush was felt by the Trenton club and by the sec- ond quarter they had resorted to a "shotgun" formation to give the quarterback more time land Sehool Aasociation Junior "A" football title. (Oshawa Times Photo) Stirling Ousts Whitby Henry Senior 'B' Boys WHITBY -- Whitby Henry High School bowed to Stirling High School, as the visitors broke a hard-fought COSSA Senior 'B' semi-final, sudden- death game, wide-open, with an ll-point splurge in the last quarter, here Saturday after- noon, for a final 18-6 score, Stirling's final clean - cut triumph was engineered almost single-handed by their classy quarterback and kicking star, Barry Pyear, who accounted for an even dozen points and made the play for their other touchdown, Whitby Henry opened the scoring, to thrill a large turn- out of their rooters, when Gary Sorichetti took Mark Rowland's accurate 16-yard pass, in the Stirling end zone, Neil Gibson failed on the convert attempt, Pyear took the ball, on a crisp ground play, around the Whitby flank, for a 25-yard to run his plays. The game remained a ground! battle, as only a handful of passes were completed, giving the stronger Redmen team a decided advantage. O'Neill will now travel to Pe- terborough to meet Kenner Col- legiate for a game Friday af- ternoon to decide the COSSA Junior 'A' championship, If Redmen hope to win this one they will have to improve their offense, Kenner is noted for the number of touchdowns they can score and O'Neill can- not hope to match them unless they co-ordinate their attack, Francais And Tigres On Top In the French Canadian Hockey League doubleheader on Sunday, Canadien Francais defeated Acadiens 6-1 while Les Tigres triumphed over Alouet- tes, 3-1, Bob Cloutier and Roger Goul- et, with two apiece, paced Fran- eais to their victory, with G, Lacachelle and J, P, Tanguay getting singletons. F. Lembert scored the lone tally for Aca- diens, Jacques Vachon, with two two goals and G, Tanguay with one, were the goal - scorers for Les Tigres while R, Blois saved Alouettes from the white- wash brush. Three Tied At Top NHL Atom League Following Saturday's double- header, in the Oshawa NHL Atom League, there is a three- jway tle for first place, in the foursteam circuit. | Bruins are mainly respon- sible for the situation, thanks to their 5-2 upset over the hith- erto undefeated Maple Leafs. jaunt into pay dirt and then converted the touchdown him- self, to put Stirling ahead 7-6 and as it utrned out, they had it won, right there, Whitby Henry battled grimly and gallantly throughout a scoreless second quarter and again through the third quarter with both teams displaying 'ex- cellent defensive moves to con- tain their rival attackers, Fairly early in the final quar- ter, Ken Smith took Barry Pyear's pitchout and skirted the end for a 33-yard touchdown run, which Pyear converted, to make ii 14-6 On the succeeding kick-off, Pyear booted the ball into the Whitby end zone and then got down in time to ground Sori- chetti for a singleton. Late in the game Pyear kicked a field goal, to oonclude his 12-point contribution to his team's 18-point total, Whitby Henry has received word that they will meet Tweed High School, for the COSSA Junior 'B' championship, with the game tentatively scheduled for Saturday afternoon, at two- o'clock, in Whitby, Btd-mYol NHL Tyke Teams. Score Big Wins Friday night's doubleheader in the Oshawa NHL Tyke Lea- gue saw two one-sided victor- ies chalked up by Maple Leafs and Canadiens, * In the opener, Leafs thump- ed Black Hawks 5-1 with Tom White scoring twice while Steve Kitchen, John Sharko and John Kane each got one goal, Bob- by Reid scored the lone tally for the losers, In the second tilt, Canadiens whitewashed Red Wings 7-0, with "Rich" Richards getting the shutout. Duignan, with three goals, was the big gun for the win- Terry Thompson scored three goals for the winners with John Pattman and Miek Byme add- ing singletons. Ken Morden and Monty Har- man scored for the Leafs, Inthe other ~game, ~~ Cana< diens blanked Red Wings 3-0, as Dennie Shaeffer earned a shut- out with teammates Ken Waller, Brian Campbell and Ken Me- scoring, st }while Lamont and White each scored one, EX-SPORTS WRITER DIES i NORTH WOODSTOCK, Conn, (AP--Roscoe E. MeGowen, 80, for 30 years a sports writer for the New York Times, died Sat- urday of lung cancer. Me- retired from The Times in 1959. use the word iners, with Lowe adding a pair| PF POE EOE EEE ee ee Rangers Tie Generals -- With 20 Seconds To Go By GEO. H. CAMPBELL Associate Sports. Editor Kitchener Rangers' coach Wally Kullman waited until well into the last minute of before he pulled his goalie sent six attackers charging into the Oshawa Generals' wr- rit -- then an Oshawa fender tried for the open net }from behind his own blue line instead of taking two steps for- ward into the centre-ice zone-- Hcalled for "icing" and on the resuiting faceoff, Kitchener scored a@ peculiar goal -- to make the score 2-2 at the 19:40 mark of the final period, That's. how Saturday night's game at the Civic Auditorium }wound up, as Rangers moved up into a tie for third place, with Hamilton Red Wings while Oshawa Generals tem- porarily moved alongside the league-leading St. Catharines Biack tiawks. St. Catharines regained un- disputed possession of the top rung on Sunday with their 6-3 victory over Toronto Marlboros, leaving the Generals alone in second place, two points behind, with a total of 12, one more than Kitchener and Hamilton, ACTION A LITTLE DULL A contingent of enthusiastic Kitchener rooters, who came to yell for their team and the usual vociferous urgiag of the Oshawa '"'faithful" served, to- gether with the sustained close- ness of the score, to provide some proportion of customary Junior hockey excitement to what was otherwise,. a dull game, Clean-cut passing plays were as scarce as goals and with both teams almost ignoring position play for a helter-skelter brand of checking, it developed real early in the first period to a glorified display of shinny and but for infrequent flashes, re- mained at that level for almost the full 60 minutes. There were a few robust de- fensive tactics employed, re- sulting in penalties for charg- ing, slashing and cross-checking but apparently referee Hughie McLean took a more tolerant attitude to such goings-on as time progressed -- there wasn't even one penalty meted out in the third period, What would likely have drawn a penalty instead resulted in the need for first aid treatment to Kitchener's Wayne Gowing. He and Jim Krulicki both took dead aim at Danny Sandford, along the west boards, inside the visitors' blue-line, The Osh- awa forward saw them coming in time and adroitly slipped out of the way. Gowing and Kru- licki crashed each other into the boards, with the forming suffer- ing a two-stitch cut and a bang on the nose from Kru- licki's broken stick, In all, there were only seven penalties handed out and the visitors drew five of them, TWO FOR BEVERLEY Rangers opened the scoring midway through the initial per- jod, shortly after Brian Morenz had hit.the goal post with his slap shot, after snaring a loose puck at the blue-line. Don Luce got the first Kitchener goal, on a three-way play with Jack. McCreary and 'Tim' Ecclestone. McCreary was their best up front and Ec- clestone figured in both of their scoring plays. Oshawa tied it up with the only goal of the second stanza, when Nick Beverley fired from just inside the blue- line, at centre. Peter Nevin appeared to deflect the puck, en route, but the official scoring listed the goal to Beverley, un- assisted. Generals enjoyed a distinct edge in this period but could only manage the one goal, Ron Dussiaume and Morenr }both fanned on good chances, jwhile John Barber was serving | de-|to Bill White, who was on the a tripping penalty, five minutes before Beverley's goal. The final frame wasn't two minutes old before Beverley had put Generals in front 2-1, This was a pretty goal, started by George Babcock with a pass to Beverley, Nick in turn passed left flank, at the time, White made a pretty return pass to Beverley, in front of the net and the Oshawa rearguard gave goalie "Robbie" Irons no chance, POOR CLEARING COSTLY For almost 18 minutes, Gen- erals enjoyed their slim lead and despite the fact they were being pressured, it appeared as if they would hold out, Finally, after "the last min- ute of piay" had deen an- nounced, a face-off, for "icing," brought another faceoff in the Osha end. In the closing thing, as the Generals elected to fire the puck from their own zone, rather than first get it out over their own end, before shooting it. With about 40 seconds left, coach Wally Kullman finally pulled his goalie, in favor of six attackers. One Oshawa de- fender elected to try for the open net -- again instead of coming out 'of his own end first -- the puck missed the net a was again brought back for " ic ng." From this faceoff, a scramble ensued which saw Kitchener get the tying goal. It was a questionable play, Goalie Young had gone to the ice to smother the puck, at his own left-hand goal post, From the press box, it ap: peared as if the puck was out|tick of sight long enough to war- rant calling the play but per- haps referee McLean, from his much closer position, could see the puck, Sheldon Kannageisser went in behind the prostrate goalie to scrape the puck out from under- neath Young and into the net. At the same moment, Kanna- geisser Was DOWiea iio the goal, which came off its post and fell towards the back- boards, Some fans figured that dis- placing the goal should have meant "no goal' but it did appear as if Kannageiser pulled the puck over the goal-line, just before the net was toppled, Some of 'the Generals pro- avail -- and so the Generals and Rangers divided the spoils. Nick Beverley earned the No, 1 star rating for the night, on his two goals and good defen- stars, well deserved, went to the rival goalies, Young and Irons, KITCHENER RANGERS: goal, trons: @, Barber, Robitaille, Jones .-and Galbraith; forwards, Kannageisser, Kru: , » Tkactuk, Gratton, Luce, McCreary, Ecclestone, Seguin and Ou- OSHAWA GENERALS: goal, Young: defense, Beverley, Slayer Roberts and Wilkinay forwards, White, Babcock, Dus: slaume, Nevin, i, Sandford, Dionne, Morenz, Hayes, Slywchuck and Black, Referee, Hugh McLean; Linesmen, Bryan Jackson and Frank Jago. First Period 1. Kitchener, Luce (McCreary, Ecclestone) Penalties: Krulicki (trip) 4:06 braith (hold) 15:48. and = White VW i Gale (slash) Second Period 2, Oshawa, Beverley, .......... 13:21 Penaities; Tkacruk (hook) 4:00) Bar- ber (trip) 6:38) Nevin (cross-check) 15:51 and Seguin (charge) 16:56, Third Period 3, Oshawa, Beverley (White, Babcock) 4, Kitehener, Kannagelsser (Robitaille, Ecclestone) Penalties: None, Woodbridge Rangers Upset Lasco Steelers WHITBY --- Whitby Lasco Steelers blew a big chance to tighten their grip on third spot in the Metro Junior 'B' league standings, when they were dumped 8-5 by the Woodbridge Rangers, at the Whitby Arena, last night. The Rangers who had scored only 11 goals in their first six games, for the high + scoring .Whitby team or so it appeared before the start of last night's encoun- ter, The Steelers started off at a half - hearted gate and soon found themselves down a couple of goals, with the game half over. re When they tried to rough it up, they found they did not fare too well in this depart- ment either, They were irked at the officials and as a re- sult, it showed in their play. WILL BE ON CARPET | A total of 114 minutes in pen: | alties were meted out, as refer. ee Stan Westfall had his hands full trying to keep the gaine un- der control, Wayne Cheesman of the Steel- ers drew a major for kicking and a match penalty tacked on for deliberate attempt to in- jure, He will be dealt with by the OHA in this regard. O'Neill Runner: Finishes Sixth Tom Wheaton, running in the colors of the Oshawa O'Neill Collegiate and Vocational In- stitute, finished in sixth place, in the Intermediate division of the All + Ontario Secondary Schools cross - country cham- pionships, held at Woodbridge, on Saturday. There were approximately 400 competitors in this event, | WINS NSL TITLE WINDSOR, Ont, (CP)--Wind- sor Teutonia beat Toronto Cro- atia 1-0 Sunday here Saturday to take the National Soccer League championship in. the second game of a two-game to- | tal point series. Teutonia and Croatia tied 1-1 the week before in Toronto, This was the first major soccer trophy for, Wind-| sor in many years. | | Cormack taking care of the) Gowen, a native of Alta, wae] 725-6553 _ | RENT-A-CAR DAY -- WEEK -- MONTH 58.00 PER DAY | 725-6553 | RUTHERFORD'S CAR AND TRUCK RENTALS PLUS LOW MILEAGE CHARGE 14 ALBERT ST, . Qshawe Eight Canadian whiskies "Gold" So don't be dazzled. Taste sets Hiram Walker's GOLD CREST apart WALKER'S GOLD CREST | 7 | | | | the visitors got a game mis- conduct in the dying minutes of the game, Paul Roberts led the scoring for the winners with two goals, with aces being registered by » Nick Holmes, Walter Boag, Cal- appeared soft picking § AL QUINTILLIAN « « « Scores Twice Ralph Moore of Whitby pick- ed up a pair of minors for try- ing to protect himself within his goal crease and got a 10- minute misconduct to boot. Tommy Lavender of Whitby and Steve Durbano of Wood- bridge drew majors for spearing and 'show boat' Ron Harper of aN BLESSING IN DISGUISE! vin Russell, Ron Harper, Den- nis Cribari and captain Pete Mayberry. Hard working Al Quintillian bagged two for the homesters with singles to Pete Vipond, ang McCord and Tommy Laven- er, tested to the official but to nop sive play, The second and third § NICK BEVERLEY ++» two goals Georgians Still Lead | By THE CANADIAN PRESS: The Hatarin askew "Assnsta: tion Senior race is close, but it's all for second place. Collingwood Chinas are way out in front with 16 points. Galt is second with 11, followed by a and Guelph with 10 each, ; Chinas scored their eighth Coty secutive victory Saturday nigh downing Galt Hornets 4-1. W stock drubbed the winless Bar; rie Flyers 93 Sunday and Guelph downed Kingston 4-0. In other Sunday games, Galt defeated Toronto Varsity Grads 7-3 and Oakville, hc by the two-goal performance of Jack Price and Obie O'Brien, dé, feated Orillia 6-3. Hec Brainard led Collingwood with a pair of goals while de- fencemén Ray Gariepy and Fern St. Onge scored the others. Jim Randle spoiled goalie Chuck Jewell's bid for a shutout with a screened drive for Galt in the final period, Jack Price and Obie O'Brien scored two goals each for Oak- ville and Doug Hillman and Carl Hadfield got the others. George Vail, Dune Brodie and Buddy Horne scored for Orillia. 2 JUST TALKING ... Mana- ger Ivan Davies was upset af- ter the game and disappointed at his team's showing. He said we spent one whole practice working on the power play and what do they do tonight, with two man advantage on two oc- casions? One measly soft shot on goal... Mike Taylor, col- orful captain of the Steelers, is out with a knee injury and Dave Chalmers is still sidelin- ed. . . . Woodbridge outshot Whitby 29 - 28 on the game, 14:- 9 in the first period . . . Next action for the Steelers will be on Friday night, against the Weston Dodgers, Next Sun- day night the Toronto York Steelers will tangle with Lascos in Whitby, | | | service all the way to Tokyo TV ANTENNA DAMAGED BY THE STORM? 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